St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-14
GLOBCLES.

Bank clearings yesterday S905, 10.
The French fair for the benefit of the st.
Louis school will open at Marker hallito-
night.
Eleven births. four deaths and one mar
riage WAS the score at the health office yes
terday.
There will lie meeting of the Seven Cor
ners Snowshoe club at new headquarters.
236 West Third street, tonight at O'Clock.
Court st. Anthony, Ancient Order of For,
eSters. VIII give Il musical and literary enter
tainment at the society hail. POS Central
avenue, tonight.
The annual meeting of the. Minnesota As
ISOLATION of TIOt!lng and, Pacing Horse
Breeders VIII be held Mt g O'Clock this after
noon at Commodore iittsoh office on Third
street. '.# -j' 49, s'.'f. i-F
A league polo game. between the Leland
team, of Minneapolis, and the st. Georges
of ST Paul, will be played trtAe ice skating
rink. corner of Jackson and Tenth streets. to-
morrow hight.
In the mrnicipalc0urt Yesterday j. Kenkle
complained of by the dairy commissioner for
selling adulterated milk pleaded guilty and
was fined $50. His. milk was too thin TO
stand the test.
meeting of The members Of the bar of the
state will be held at the supreme court room
in the capitol, Saturday, Dee. II, at IL
o'clock Il. m, to take action upon the death
of Justice Berry.
Marriage licenses yesterday: John Munson
and Lizzie Giles, George Hamilton and Mrs.
Adelaide Squire. John Brown and Lucy
Lucas, Ross Clark and Anna W. YanGes, W.
E. Williams and Jessie White.
William Perkins, tramp. tried to steal a
pair of boots from SehneIttsgers shoe store
ON East Seventh street last night ard was
caught lii the act. He wants TO spend the
winters at the work house.
a negro named Brown complained at the
central police station last night that he had
been robbed of his valiSe containing suit of
clothes. Officer Sexton afterward arrested
George ". Humphrey, a cOlored porter in
Cox's saloon on Minnesota street. with the
stolen goods in his possession.
At the Pilgrim Baptist church, corner of
Thirteenth and Cedar streets tonight, Prof.
Crossman VIII give an illustrated lecture,
presenting scenes in Egypt, Palestine ana
other Eastern countries. i he views are en-
larged 10 Nv enty feet in diameter and shown
by powerful oXy-hydrogen light.
The directors of the Young Mems Chris
tan association held meeting at the rooms
corner Ninth and Wabasha streets. Archi-
tect Willard submitted the plans of the new
building. which IS 10 be erected at the corner
Of Tenth and MINES ota streets. Some
changes are vet to be ma de and the corrected
plans will be made public in a few days.
At regular meeting of Gen. Ord No. 20,
G, A. r., mchday evening, b. Converse was
elected post commander; Z. r. Maize, senior
vice commander; Thomas Kennedy, surgeon;
Leo BrUggeman. quartermaster; c. T. Halo
well. chaplain; F. c. Mallory, officer of the
day: +. C.. Pohl officer of the guard. NJ. ).
Brink and K. K. Matte were elected repre-
sentalives TO The department encampment,
with G.. NJ. DorretY and j. Il. Morres, as al
ternateS., --. .-.
Twenty new members were enrolled by tine
Aurora Toboggan club at its meeting last
evening, and officers for the ensuing year
were chosen as follows: President, Everett
Il. Kirk; vice president Fred Kellogg: secre-
tarv, K. G. HaIbert; treasurer. f. A. Savage,
and captain, Waller 5. Hale. The uniform
will be the same as last year. brown suits
with cardinal trimmings and toque of the
same material.
The board of public works yesterday gave
a hearing to property owners i'll the matter
of opening Robertson street, from Orleans to
State street, and voted to report adversely to
the council. In the afternoon property own
ers were given hearing in the matter of re-
tanning walls on Dearborn street. The mat
ter was laid over 10 give parties an oppor7
tunity 10 file petition for the eondemna-
ton of slopes, TO take the place of the pro-,
posed retaining walls.
At the annual meeting of Pioneer Lodge
No. 23S, Order Sons of st. George. held last
evening" the following officers were elected
and installed for the ensuing term by Worthy
Past President \. E. Solomon: Worthy preso
ident, DR.. G. j. Woolway; worthy vice presi-
dent. j. W Taylor; worthy secretary. j.
Eastwood; worthy assistant secretary, CO
Hubbard: worthy treasurer, Robert Wood:
worthy messenger, :. Greenhalgh; trustee for
eighteen months, B. +. Medcalf. %
Rev. E. r. Irmscher, 695 s0tsego avenue,
the city missionary, has large number OF
worthy destitute families upon his list whom
he especially desires to remember this COM
ing Christmas Any donations of clothing.
fuel, provisions money or anything usefuY
and appropriate. will be gladly received for
this purpose If any one would prefer to
personally provide a merry Christmas for any
of the helpless and destitute of the city they
will be furnished with names and addresses.
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